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She first found fame on Channel 4's The Undateables.  But now Fats Timbo has found Mr Right as she announced her engagement to her boyfriend of four years Alan Laszczak.  Photographer Alan - whom she did not meet on the show - popped the question during the couple's romantic trip to Thailand and Fats took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the news.

Fats Timbo has admitted that she wrestled with loneliness and her mental stability. Don't Look Down actress Mayfield, 26, appeared on Good Morning Britain on Friday as part of their 1 Million Minutes campaign, which aims to inspire viewers to support charities working on the issue of loneliness. Fats explained why she felt compelled to participate: "I think it's really important to raise concerns about loneliness and making sure that mental health is addressed."

She appeared on Channel 4's The Undateables first. Fats Timbo has revealed that her life has turned full circle and she islänger in a passionate friendship with her photographer boyfriend Alan, who did not appear on the program. The 26-year-old comedian and social media celebrity was born with dwarfism and appeared on the dating show in 2018, described as a "documentary series about people with challenging circumstances who are looking for love."

Fats Timbo has outlined her ingenious fashion in which she defeated trolls who mocked her. The 26-year-old comedian and social media celebrity was born with dwarfism and has previously revealed that she is constantly bombarded with 'hate and rage.' Fats - who likes the word "little people" - went viral on Instagram during Halloween when she posted a video scaring local shoppers dressed up as Chucky.

Alex's twin brother Alex died of a brain tumour in June. 'It's put everything into perspective,' says the two-time Olympic cycling champion, whose 43rd birthday last month was her first without her twin.' 'I don't think anything will ever be that bad.' However, it has taught me that life is precious, so I want to live life to its fullest.' And that's why she signed up to be on Channel 4's Don't Look Down, a hair-raising reality show in aid of Stand Up To Cancer that debuted just two months after Alex's death. "I was avoiding any projects that might force me away from home before I'm done, so I could be there for my family at the drop of a hat," she says.